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On 18 Sep 2007, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
> [ if a landlord allows a tenant to reside in an
> apartment that is non-conforming or illegal
> - i.e., not being used in violation of the building's
> Certificate of Occupancy - and
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On Sep 15, 7:56 am, Grok <bwilliams...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> If I move a relative into an apartment dwelling that is non-conforming
> or illegal (i.e.-not being used in accordance with the Certificate of
> Occupancy such as a basement unit) and that
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On Sep 18, 6:04 am, "Mark A" <nob...@nowhere.com> wrote:
> "Boothbay" <harri85...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> news:gcrse3dvdgfjpbdn0ba62b1prd614khol3@4ax.com...
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> >I made a will with a lawyer a few years ago. About 2 years ago I had
> > to remov
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problems@gmail wrote:
> The common law for debtor/creditor disputes arising from
> single transactions seems well-matured/stable ?
Depends on what you mean. What is your real question?
> For transactions-to-perpetutity one is dealing with a
>
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On Sep 18, 9:04 am, problems@gmail wrote:
> For transactions-to-perpetutity one is dealing with a
> moving target. IRS [tax authorities] I guess would be
> such an example. Although tax legislation is continually
> fine tuned, are there a general
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My father (now deceased) made private loans to individuals.
For one loan, which he sold to a third-party, his records show
the following amounts:
$71,000 loan balance
600 unpaid late fees
7,000 unpaid interest
13,000 cure default
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In article <v0jve3984333hmjo87gb1j75nc9qsnhkac@4ax.com>,
<licabrejos@gmail.com> wrote:
[bad faith from insurance company]
Whose insurance company was it, his or the truck driver's? Did he
immediately report to his insurance company? What did th
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In article <v0jve3984333hmjo87gb1j75nc9qsnhkac@4ax.com>,
licabrejos@gmail.com wrote:
> So what should his next step be? is he just screwed? how can you fight
> a big company like that?
Let me rephrase my previous response. Your brother needs to h
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In article <v0jve3984333hmjo87gb1j75nc9qsnhkac@4ax.com>,
licabrejos@gmail.com wrote:
>
> So what should his next step be? is he just screwed? how can you fight
> a big company like that?
Your brother needs to retain an attorney.
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licabrejos@gmail.com wrote:
<OP's brother was in an accident. Police found the other driver at
fault. Insurance doesn't want to pay.>
> So what should his next step be? is he just screwed? how can you fight
> a big company like that?
Does he h
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On 18 Sep 2007, licabrejos@gmail.com appeared to say/ask in substance:
>[ In North Carolina, my brother has been involved in
> an ongoing dispute with his automobile insurer
> whether and, if so, how much the insurer is obliged
> to pay after his c
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Jose,
Your brother needs to decide whether he will sue. Doesn't sound like a
bad case since the police cited the truck driver. Does your brother have the
money to sue? He needs to get an honest opinion of the cost of a suit from a
lawyer who i
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<licabrejos@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:v0jve3984333hmjo87gb1j75nc9qsnhkac@4ax.com...
> This story begins a few months when my brother got on a very stupid
Ignore the insurance company. Simply sue the driver in small claims court.
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licabrejos@gmail.com wrote:
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> First came the reporting of the accident and filing the claim with the
> insurance company:
> Wilshire Insurance Company and Occidental Fire & Casualty Company of
> North Carolina who are the underwriters.
Did he r
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Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> writes:
> > Actually, I'm pretty sure that's *not* true, and the $20 threshold
> > remains a literal $20 threshold (i.e. a nominal $20, not a real $20).
> > But I'm willing to be corrected is someone has a cite
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Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> Like you, I'm willing to be corrected by an expert. But I'm pretty
> sure I've read here that there is no right to a jury trial for a
> $20 lawsuit in today's money.
I believe that is one of the pr
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On Sep 1, 6:47 am, Timothy <Timothy.Horri...@alumni.usc.edu> wrote:
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> Presumably, you are thinking of suing this guy. And you don't know
> who he really is or where he went to. What you CAN do, is file a
> "John Doe" suit against him using whate
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Seth wrote:
>
> I think he meant to recover his costs from the plaintiff, for bringing
> a baseless suit.
>
I read it that the plaintiff was the State. That is, it was a criminal
case and his lawyer was the defense one.
I guess it's a vagu
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In article <s0jve3hp711410arnnkjviof7s4r29ktii@4ax.com>,
David Martel <marte005@earthlink.net> wrote:
>David,
>
>
>>A gentleman of Asian background applied to a Massachusetts clerk-
>> magistrate on a criminal case of harassment. He claimed that th
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Hello, I am considering writing a book that might be helpful in
addressing the perils of having to represent oneself in court (an
unfortunate situation where I found myself in several years ago).
Here's my question: What is the one piece of advice t
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Dan,
There are already three directories of craft shows, but you believe
that you can succeed in publishing a fourth. (I'll pass the obvious
non-legal question. :-) You are concerned abut copyright issues.
I'd say you have no cause for concern,
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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:03:53 -0400, Dan Poorman <dan@voyager.net>
wrote:
>I'm considering publishing a listing of craft and art shows in
>Michigan....
>
>1. Can I publish a compilation of shows that will undoubtedly be in
>the same order (i.e. da
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In article <j0jve394nlg3rjtlnsbvv5i8e874l9csah@4ax.com>,
ReRun <fmc23@drexel.edu> wrote:
>I have a question regarding if a rescission of an apartment lease is
>possible under the following circumstances:
*MY* opinion, only: "H*LL, yes!!'
Call t
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On Sep 18, 9:03 am, ReRun <fm...@drexel.edu> wrote:
> On Saturday September 15, 2007 I had planned on moving into the a new
> apartment. I entered the apartment in the evening to find the place
> in
> a decrepit state and not what I had seen when I
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ReRun wrote:
> I have a question regarding if a rescission of an apartment lease is
> possible under the following circumstances:
>
> On Saturday September 15, 2007 I had planned on moving into the a new
> apartment. I entered the apartment in the e
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I received a parking citation today while at a family member's house.
I was parked in front of their house on the street. The fine is $75.
On the ticket, the description reads "no current registation
displayed" and has the corresponding ordinance. I co
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Los Angeles Small Claims Court makes a distinction between written and oral
agreements for purposes of determining statute of limitations. I am a
printer who issues an invoice upon completion of work. There is no prior
written contract. Is an invoic
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On Sep 17, 8:08 am, Stan <stanle...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> The question I have is the legal implications if bail is set and is
> posted. So far, he's managed to shield most of his assets from Fred
> Goldman, but if he posts bail, won't that now be
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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:03:23 -0400, rajmkumar88@gmail.com wrote:
>The contractor will shortly be completing the job. He has agreed that
>I pay the check-cashing company directly.
>
>Hopefully, last few questions for the lively discussion.
>
>1. Th
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If an unsecured creditor sues me and obtains a judgment of $15,000,
can the creditor enroll the judgment as a lien on my property or take
my home that has a homestead exemption? The exemption in Georgia -
Up to $5,000 in value, no area limitation. C
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In article <uvive39uf2b4528ib6r2fggm3btash3u9a@4ax.com>,
Rich Carreiro <rlc-news@rlcarr.com> wrote:
>Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> writes:
>
>> The laws allowing a fair-use copy allow for a COPY of the work, not a
>
>Well, that's the key (and so
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In article <nvive3hikb1pfff7jiitcml4biv7jifdrl@4ax.com>,
Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>sethb@panix.com (Seth) wrote:
>> Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>>>sethb@panix.com (Seth) wrote:
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>>>> I can if it's Fair
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Stuart Bronstein wrote:
> Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote:
>> Stuart Bronstein wrote:
>
>>> There are all kinds of "rights" we have that are restricted in
>>> some way. We have the right to travel wherever we want, but not
>>> the right to t
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Seth wrote:
> In article <fbrse3d7og3tq55dqbksa9o5p6mnh80lp1@4ax.com>,
> Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote:
>
>> The laws allowing a fair-use copy allow for a COPY of the work, not a
>> knock-off "looks kinda like the original if you squint yo
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Rich Carreiro wrote:
> Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> writes:
>
>> The laws allowing a fair-use copy allow for a COPY of the work, not a
>
> Well, that's the key (and something I've never been sure about).
>
> Is the "fair use" doctrine judge-
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Stuart Bronstein wrote:
> Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote:
>
>> The laws allowing a fair-use copy allow for a COPY of the work,
>> not a knock-off "looks kinda like the original if you squint your
>> eyes just right."
>
>> Does the law pro
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Has anyone seen a case where, in response to one of the closing arguments, a
juror applauded (or did something similar). If so, did the court remove the
juror? Grant a mistrial? Cases?
TIA
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Robert Bonomi wrote:
> In article <dbrse39l2mret8iue7iqtqr13fqmoitn8k@4ax.com>,
> Seth <sethb@panix.com> wrote:
>> In article <1b4qe39e2j1521ire9q650po2ppvr1ruhs@4ax.com>,
>> Mike <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote:
>>
>>> The charges weren't unautho
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Friend was charged with fleeing and eluding, following what the police
allege was a high-speed car chase. The friend tells me that while there was
what he thought was a suspicious car following him on the way home from a
friend's house, but there w
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I have a tenant who has begun to pay late habitually. There is provision for
a late charge built into the lease, and when he pays, he does pay the late
charge. But he only pays after I post the Three Day Notice. I have posted
the Notice 10 days afte
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My girlfriend lived with me for 2 years. We broke up and she moved
out last year. She still drops by occasionally to pick up her mail.
I think she still has my address on her drivers license because I have
gotten mail for her from the motor vehicle b
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I'll give a bare bones outline of a very complicated case as
background to my question.
We leased a nice apartment in a smoke free four-plex building. One
year - all is well. Landlord knowingly rents another apartment to a
smoker. Her smoke comes into
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(California) About 6 months ago I got two traffic tickets (incidents)
within a two week period. I fought both via a "Trial by Written
Declaration". I outright won the first and lost the second. I then
requested a new trial (this is the coolest thing a
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In article <c59ie39iv1oiag4vaq9p14ejvm59b3c8e3@4ax.com>,
<problems@gmail> wrote:
> >It seems that this present query is strongly related to a recent thread:
> >'Subject: Law firm screws up client case, client loses by default'.
> >
> >An aplication
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"Daniel R. Reitman" <dreitman@spiritone.com> wrote in message
> If the confidential information from the representation of the church
> is relevant to the issue in which the minister is represented, there
> is probable a conflict of interest, at least
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Personal property tax debt suit has been filed in District Court,
Dallas County, Texas against my brother in law who is deceased. I
understand I should file a "Suggestion of death" with the court and
the suit will have to be changed within 90 days to b
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